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... contains no reference to Litviuov 's The liolsheik Revolution : Its Rise and Meaning, or Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution to Brest- Litovsk, or Lenin's Leseons of the Revolution, or to Joseph King's pamphlets, and would have been more ...
... Turkish armies marched across her territory, fought incessantly upon it and devastated four of her provinces. Rut with the Russian Revolution Hope again dawned. The Russian Soviet Government repudiated the Anglo-Russian Convention of 1907 and announced its intention ...
... mess they made of the Stockholm business' The Labour men, trained in a series of international congremes, knew that the Russian Revolution must be taken seriously, and that the alternative to Kerensky was not the Grand Duke Nicholas, but Lenin and Trotsky ...
... %IWI.I(•HTS 2 6: THE COLLAPSE OF THE sECOND INTERNATIONAL Ik' LExix. 1/-; postagr, 2d. R. E 1.. E% THE HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION TO BRESTLITOVSK. By Tairrimv. Limp Cloth. 2,6; postage. 3d. TILE INTERN A 114 IN AI. P 1 I WAIL — W 3 6: El: TO lII' ...
... Russia the Revolution has given the land to the peasants. Every 7easant has 1 vested interest in the permanence of the Russian Revolution. In Huniary the Revolution threatens to take the laud trout the peasants, and on such lines it cannot stand. I refer ...
... not money. 1 slid, By threatening to take the land from the peasants, you put them against the Revolution, while the Russian Revolution is firm founded because it has given the laud to the peasants. But, the Slarxian answer is that all must us servants ...
... Siberia were finding this out, and 110 longer trusted him, as they were democratic and sympathetic toward aspirations of Russian Revolution. Third The British proposal : Summon these people to Paris to appear before those present, as Rowe used to du (maps' ...
... smoke screen under which a new offensive has been begun. The friends of Koltchak are not squeamish about pledgee. The Russian Revolution has to be destroyed at all costs. and a National Assembly, if elected at all, must be elected under military menace ...
... shing Russian prestige in the world. British gold flowed into the depleted Russian Treasury --helping to stifle the Russian Revolution—and on 21st August, 1907, Britain and Russia entered into a Convention by which the two Governments, having mutually ...